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Sorrell continued to be interested in figures; in fact his interest in them grew as their significance increased.
It seemed to him incredible, but the Pelican was earning a profit of something like L4,000 a year, and the Royal Oak after a year at sea could sail in with a balance of L700. The Lion was trying her spars, and the White Hart had not left the stocks, but the Roland Hotels declared a dividend of fifteen per cent. and placed a solid sum to their reserve.